In Vitro Investigations on Some Components of the Kinin System (Kininogen, Serum Kallikrein, Hageman Factor), and Their Interaction

  • R. Jahrreiss
  • E. Habermann
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Abstract

During the past years, knowledge has been accumulated concerning the components of the plasma kinin system and their interactions. Various workers described different kininogenases or kininogens, and some found evidences for distinct functions of such components present even in the same plasma. This led to the assumption of at least two kinin-forming systems in one plasma. In addition, there exists no agreement about the physicochemical and enzymatic properties of Hageman factor. It was tempting to consider the occurrence of more than one kind of contact factors.

Keywords

Bovine Plasma Plasma Kallikrein Kinin System Substrate Function Hageman Factor 
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© Plenum Press, New York 1970

Authors and Affiliations

  • R. Jahrreiss
    • 1
  • E. Habermann
    • 1
  1. 1.Pharmacological Institute63 GiessenGermany

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